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Playing together: arranging and rehearsing a fusion performance
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I can identify the musical influences in fusion pieces of music and I understand that musical styles are always evolving.
I can learn and combine syncopated rhythms derived from different musical styles.
I can play a melody as part of a fusion performance.
I can learn and rehearse repetitive musical cells with accuracy and a steady pulse.
I can select and combine musical ideas and work effectively as part of an ensemble to create a fusion piece.
I can rehearse effectively for a performance and reflect on the musical decisions we made.
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